Dean McCrary Kia Service Center · Mobile, AL

Kia EV6 Maintenance Schedule

Select your model year for the complete factory schedule — no oil changes, no engine tune-ups — just rotations, filters, brake fluid, and battery-coolant service from 8,000 to 120,000 miles.

8,000mi — tire rotation & inspection
16,000mi — cabin air filter
48,000mi — brake fluid
120kmi — battery-thermal coolant, first change
32,000mi — reduction-gear oil inspection
10yr/ 100k-mi EV battery warranty

Select Your Model Year

Each year links to its full interval-by-interval schedule. Every year also has its own recall history — worth a check while you’re here.

How the Schedule Has Changed Over Time

2025 — Refresh
Native NACS Charge Port & a Bigger Battery Refresh
The mid-cycle refresh moves the charge port and adds a native NACS connector on every trim but GT, bumps battery capacity roughly 10%, and adds a restyled front end and US production. The routine maintenance list — rotations, cabin filter, brake fluid, battery-coolant checks — carries over unchanged; there is still no engine oil to change and no ignition system to service.
2022 — US Launch
EV6 Arrives on the 800V E-GMP Platform New Gen
The EV6 launched as Kia's first dedicated EV, built on the 800V E-GMP platform with RWD single-motor and AWD dual-motor configurations. Without a combustion engine, the factory schedule skips oil changes and ignition-system service entirely: tire rotation and a multi-point inspection every 8,000 miles, a cabin air filter, brake fluid on a 48,000-mile cycle, and periodic checks of the battery-thermal-management coolant loop. AWD dual-motor cars add a front reduction-gear oil fill that the RWD single-motor skips; under normal use it's inspected, not scheduled for a change.

EV6 Maintenance FAQs

Where's the EV6 Maintenance Schedule for My Year?

Select 2022–2026; service centers on tire rotations, cabin filter, brake fluid, and battery-coolant checks — no oil changes or engine tune-ups.

Do EVs Really Skip Oil Changes?

Yes. The EV6 has no combustion engine, so there's no engine oil and no ignition system to service. Its reduction gear is inspected, not run on a scheduled oil change, under normal use.

Is the EV6 Battery Under Warranty?

Yes. The high-voltage battery carries a 10-year/100,000-mile warranty (15-year/150,000-mile in CARB states).

Ready to Service Your EV6?

Our technicians are trained on Kia's E-GMP electric platform — genuine parts and factory-approved fluids on every visit. Call or book online in minutes.